Red Rocks Amphitheater Concert Experience

We made a quick stop here during our trip and were absolutely blown away! It is easily the most beautiful amphitheater I have ever seen. Parking was very easy, but if you park at the very bottom like we did, beware..you have a lot of stairs ahead of you! We hiked up using the Funicular Trail, and the incline was insanely steep, but the stunning scenery along the way made the effort completely worth it. As a bonus, the visitor center had clean restrooms, and the free museum was a wonderful surprise. We truly enjoyed our visit and highly recommend stopping by!

Visiting Red Rocks Amphitheatre is an almost spiritual experience that completely lives up to its reputation as the best outdoor music venue in the world! Nestled between two massive, 300-foot red sandstone monoliths (Ship Rock and Creation Rock), the natural acoustics here are flawless and the visual backdrop is stunning. Even if you aren't attending a concert, visiting during the day is highly rewarding. Walking up the famous amphitheater stairs is a fantastic workout, and the panoramic views looking out toward the Denver skyline are incredible. Make sure to check out the indoor Visitor Center and the Performers Hall of Fame, which showcases the amazing history of everyone who has played here. It is a true Colorado treasure that you cannot miss!

I was here for a concert and while there was traffic leaving, it was handled quite well and we were out in less than 20 min. There is wheel chair access but I'm not sure of how much. There are multiple parking lots and plenty of spots. I took a shuttle that's a round trip for the concert and we got there in plenty of time. They had multiple entry points for the Amphitheater and the line moved relatively quick. I got tickets close to the stage but there's really not a bad seat. I highly recommend this for anyone of any age for the park itself and as a venue for concerts.

Wow, just an unbelievably incredible venue. Anywhere is a good view but man is this place special. Get there early for parking. Try not to park at jurassic lot, they take forever with shuttles. The walk hike isn't that bad. Its a good 15-20min walking with purpose. If you're used to hiking it wont matter how steep it is. If youre in heels or dress shoes, youre going to have a hard time.

Just go. We drove through the day before our concert and found that extremely beneficial. We also hit up the gift shop then. I would highly recommend doing the same if it’s your first visit and have the time. We parked in the north lot and spend time just looking down over everything while we ate. We contemplated bringing in food/drink but at the last minute, decided to boot the idea. Food and drinks were MUCH more reasonable than we anticipated. So we were glad we just decided to treat ourselves and eat there. The sound is beyond perfect and the big screens were so clear! It was truly unbelievable!